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Hello again!

Changing our shortcode to:
[gc_list_view orderbysort=”ascending” date_format='d/m/Y H:i:S']

That’s the result we got:

Event I 21/11/2021 21:00:st
Event II 21/11/2021 21:00:st
Event III 23/11/2021 21:00:rd
Event IV 24/11/2021 21:00:th

All those events lasts all day long.

Our local timezone (system timezone?) is: UTC-03:00 Brasília
(choosen automatically and there isn’t a “Sao Paulo” option)

That’s the website in question:
https://monteirolobatosp.com/

Here’s a page where you can see another calendar plugin working properly:
https://monteirolobatosp.com/calendario/

Hello! First of all, thank you for your reply!
Since we’re using CPanel, we changed the server timezone through php.ini.

Here’s what our PHP file looks like:
date.timezone = “America/Sao_Paulo” (set following the supported timezones rules)

Here’s the timezone we’ve set on WordPress:
UTC-3 (also tried “America/Sao Paulo”, but it didn’t work)

The WordPress date example we got was:
universal time: 2021/11/18 03:19:37
local time: 2021/11/18 00:19:37

On Google Calendar, the timezone is:
America/Sao_Paulo

Our shortcode looks like this:
[gc_list_view orderbysort=”ascending” date_format=’d/m/Y’]

The final result is:
07/11/2021 (ie. 2021/11/07)

It should be:
08/11/2021 (ie. 2021/11/08)

Is there anything else we can do?

Currently using:
Google Calendar List View 6.5.2
WordPress 5.8.2